Sentence examples for burden he bears from inspiring English sources

It's probably for the best that Smarty can't comprehend the burden he bears.

And while his droopy shoulders and nigh-hairless head, combined with the faintly ludicrous garb, underscore the character's befuddlement at the burden he bears, you do miss the awful pathos that should arrive with Hamlet's death.

At the lunch, he expressed a deep cynicism about America's motives, and of the burden he bears in trying to keep the United States at bay. "He has developed a complete theory of American power," said an Afghan who attended the lunch and who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of retribution.

It's a burden he bears selflessly with hopes of one day catalyzing change in Paraguay.

I didn't have that opportunity because I was born in a family that was poor, but I have the virus of journalism in my blood". It's a burden he bears selflessly with hopes of one day catalyzing change in Paraguay.

Look upon Lincoln's craggy, brooding face and realize something of the burden he bore in a country divided.

To this day, Lawrence feels H.P's body's breakdown was the result of the burden he bore for his family.

Mrs. Johnson comes across as a Bird in a gilded cage, worrying over her plumage and her offspring, mak ing endless social rounds, beautifying her environment (without being able to strike at the sources of ugliness), pecking away at a mountain of correspondence; because she is always cut off from her partner by the burdens he bears, which she can never share.

Both share an intimate sense of the man's humanity, which became monumental only because of the issues he faced and the burdens he bore.

If I traded lives with my father, if I had experienced the stresses and pressures my father faced, if I had to bear the burdens he bore, would I have behaved as he did?

Certain reforms brought out were designed to plug various holes, such as deeds of covenant by which wealthy taxpayers have been able to ease some of the burden, and he bore down sharply on businessmen's cars & expense-account entertaining.